Laparoscopic Hernia Surgery: An Operative Guide (Arnold Publication)

306 Pages·2003·1.7 MB·English

by  Karl A. LeBlanc

Laparoscopic hernia
surgery
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Laparoscopic hernia
surgery
An operative guide
Edited by
Karl A. LeBlanc MD MBA FACS
Minimally Invasive Surgery Institute, Inc.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA
Clinical Assistant Professor, Surgery,
Louisiana State University School of Medicine,
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Past President of the American Hernia Society
A member ofthe Hodder Headline Group
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Contents
Contributors xi
Preface xiii
Abbreviations xv
Manufacturers xvii
PART 1 OVERVIEW 1
1 Laparoscopic general surgery 3
Roger K.J. Simmermacher
2 Technological and instrumentation aspects of laparoscopic hernia surgery 7
Gina L. Adrales and Adrian E. Park
3 Prosthetic biomaterials for hernioplasty 17
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4 Fixation devices for laparoscopic hernioplasty 25
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PART 2 LAPAROSCOPIC INGUINAL/FEMORAL HERNIOPLASTY 31
5 History 33
Michael S. Kavic and Stephen M. Kavic
6 Anatomy and physiology 41
B. Page and Patrick J. O’Dwyer
7 Intraperitoneal onlay mesh approach 47
Morris Franklin
8 Transabdominal pre-peritoneal approach 53
Reinhard Bittner, Claus-Georg Schmedt and Bernhard Josef Leibl
9 Totally extraperitoneal approach 65
Ed Felix
10 Femoral and pelvic herniorrhaphy 75
Christine A. Ely and Maurice E. Arregui
11 Results of laparoscopic inguinal/femoral hernia repair 83
Ketan M. Desai and Nathaniel J. Soper
12 Complications and their management 89
Ricardo V. Cohen, Carlos A. Schiavon, Sérgio Roll and José C.P. Filho
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PART 3 LAPAROSCOPIC INCISIONAL AND VENTRAL HERNIOPLASTY 97
13 History 99
Kristi L. Harold, Brent D. Matthews and B. Todd Heniford
14 Anatomy and physiology 103
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15 Laparoscopic repair in the emergent setting 111
Guy R. Voeller
16 Herniorrhaphy with the use of transfascial sutures 115
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17 Pre-peritoneal herniorrhaphy 125
Sérgio Roll, Wagner C. Marujo and Ricardo V. Cohen
18 Hernioplasty with the double-crown technique 133
Salvador Morales-Conde and Salvador Morales-Méndez
19 Parastomal hernia repair 143
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20 Lumbar hernia and ‘denervation’ hernia repair 151
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21 Results of laparoscopic incisional and ventral hernia repair 155
Rodrigo Gonzalez and Bruce J. Ramshaw
22 Complications and their management 161
Samuel K. Miller, Stephen D. Carey, Francisco J. Rodriguez and Roy T. Smoot, Jr
PART 4 LAPAROSCOPIC TREATMENT OF DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIATION 171
23 History 173
Raymond C. Read
24 Anatomy and physiology 179
Mark A. Reiner
25 Preoperative evaluation 187
Marco G. Patti and Piero M. Fisichella
26 Gastroesophageal reflux disease 193
J. Barry McKernan and Charles R. Finley
27 Para-esophageal hernias 201
Hugo Bonatti, Beate Neuhauser and Ronald A. Hinder
28 Traumatic and unusual herniation 209
Sergio G. Susmallian and Ilan Charuzi
29 Etiology of recurrent gastroesophageal reflux disease 217
Ziad T. Awad and Charles J. Filipi
30 Reoperation for recurrent gastroesophageal reflux disease 227
Thomas R. Eubanks
31 Results of laparoscopic treatment of hiatal hernias 235
Patrick R. Reardon and Stirling E. Craig
32 Complications and their management 239
Santiago Horgan and Robert Berger
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PART 5 LAPAROSCOPY IN THE PEDIATRIC HERNIA PATIENT 249
33 History 251
Rajeev Prasad and Thom E. Lobe
34 Anatomy and physiology 255
Rajeev Prasad and Thom E. Lobe
35 Diaphragmatic herniation 257
Rajeev Prasad and Thom E. Lobe
36 Complications and their management 261
Rajeev Prasad and Thom E. Lobe
PART 6 FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS 263
37 Robotics and hernia surgery 265
Amit Trivedi and Garth H. Ballantyne
38 Socioeconomic issues 273
Karl A. LeBlanc, Andrew N. Kingsnorth and Zinda Z. LeBlanc
Index 283